Lawton Constitution Editor and Publisher Staff
The Lawton Constitution lists Bill F Bentley editor and Shirley Bentleys as president with May B Shepler and Donald S Bentley among leadership. Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston and Wm H Sullivan appear in the staff fold with W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace and others. Dial 353-0620 for departments. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Arabs Fear Invasion Drives Middle East Tensions
A Beirut sourced reflection notes Arab anxiety over U S plans and military drills seen as possible oil source interference. The piece cites a news magazine account of Marine desert warfare and Nixon energy talks fueling misgivings, while editorial commentary in The New York Times adds to the fear.
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United States
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Nixon
New York Times
Albert Gives Reply to Nixon on State of Union
Carl Albert, House Speaker, defends Congress in a televised reply to Nixon's State of the Union. He argues Congress leads on economy health energy crime while noting rising prices and inflation. He cites budget cuts totaling 20 billion over four years and a 97 billion debt increase.
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House
Carl Albert
Congress
Nixon
Albert Relack
Albert
U.S. Dictator Claim Ties to Nixon Era Powers
Library of Congress researchers assert the president can seize possession and control industry and impose censorship without declaring a national emergency. Four national emergencies exist from 1933 1990 1970 and 1971. the speaker argues Nixon and others are not dictators.
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Library of Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
Nixon
Moynihan and Galbraith as India Advocates Spark Security Debate
The piece critiques Ernest Canro Moynihan and John Galbraith as acting more like India advocates than U S diplomats. It cites Moynihan's leaked cable demanding printed aid details and questions the so called Ivy League immunity. It compares the breach to Ellsberg's disclosures and questions Moynihan's explanation of security lapses at the embassy.
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Moynihan
State Department
United States
Hindu Times
Washington
John Galbraith
New Delhi
Ellsberg
Elisberg
Moyniahn
Myrtie Barker Sparks Debate On Privacy Boundaries
The remark questions the value of strictly minding one’s own business and assigns accountability to Myrtie Barker as a provocative figure in the discussion about selfishness and social boundaries.
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Myrtie Barker
Promotion power and presidential authority in military lines
Brigadier General Marshall notes the White House push for promotions for two field grade officers amid Nixon’s year, and explores presidential power over individual military promotions, citing Monroe Calhoun Jackson and Madison Crawford as precedent. It warns against eroding the presidency’s authority and national self-respect.
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Pentagon
White House
Nixon
James Madison
William H. Crawford
New Orleans
War Department
Monroe
Jackson
Andy Jackson
Mirror of the Mind on love, honesty, and heartbreak
The piece argues about whether it is humane to cause hurt when a man or woman ends a relationship. It suggests that evasive excuses worsen pain, as the other person senses the hidden reason and doubts linger after the breakup. It questions acceptance and the resilience needed to move forward.
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Heavenly Host
William Proxmire
Mae West
Oral Roberts
U.S. Marines
Fiddler
William Pierce to lead Oklahoma amateur radio operators
Yesteryears recalls William Pierce named to head an Oklahoma amateur radio group ready to provide emergency communications in disasters. Rev. A R Childress says Rev. A E Hendricks and Bob Couch will lead revival services at Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church. Six hundred Lawton residents hear Rev. Harry V. Hamblin at the Community Chest drive kickoff aiming for 71850. Ranzy A Martin becomes Northwest Kiwanis Club president. Indiahoma schools dismiss for a cotton picking vacation. Dr and Mrs William C Cole return to Lawton to reestablish home and dental practice. Purple thistles and fall berries decorate the I U U Bridge Club meeting at Mrs Ralph Cline’s home. James Taliaferro enters Domino in state fair.
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William Pierce
Oklahoma
A. R. Childress
A. E. Hendricks
Bob Couch
Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church
Lawton
Harry V. Hamblin
Ranzy A. Martin
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Indiahoma
William C. Cole
Oklahoma City
I.U.U. Bridge Club
Ralph Cline
James Taliaferro
Domino
Horoscope for Tuesday October 2 1973 for Aries to Pisces
Horoscope section lists each sun sign with guidance for October 2 1973. Highlights include Taurus Venus influence, Gemini Mercury inspiration, Cancer revision, Leo caution, Libra root-cause focus, Scorpio advisory, Sagittarius patience, Aquarius schedule review, Pisces strong intuition. Birth date notes Graham Greene and Groucho Marx linked to the era.
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Graham Greene
Groucho Marc
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W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Havelock Ellis
U.S
By Kevin P. Phillips
Ernest Canro
Indian Ocean
Ward
Rowan and Martin
India
Henry Kis
Army
George C. Marshall
Ilinois
F.D.R
Pershing
James Monroe
John C. Calhoun
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Yesteryears
Constitution
ARIES
Venus
Mercury
Leo
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